Peter G. Nelson
Peter G. Nelson
Introduction to Inorganic Chemistry
Key ideas and their experimental basis
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Introduction to Inorganic Chemistry: Key ideas and their experimental basis ? 2011 Peter G. Nelson & Ventus Publishing ApS ISBN 978-87-7681-732-9
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Introduction to Inorganic Chemistry
Contents
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Introduction
Chemistry
Inorganic Chemistry
This course
Broader context
Further reading
2
The relative importance of different elements
2.1
The relative abundance of different elements
2.2
The relative consumption of different elements
2.3
Elements sought after from very low-grade ores
Further reading
3
Classification of elements into metals and nonmetals
3.1
Types of element
3.2
Assignment of elements to classes
3.3
Volatilities of metals and nonmetals
3.4
Chemical properties of metals and nonmetals
4
Binary compounds
4.1
General classification of compounds
4.2
Limiting types of binary compound
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Introduction to Inorganic Chemistry
4.3
Metallic compounds
4.4
Nonmetallic compounds
4.5
Salt-like compounds
4.6
Intermediate types of binary compound
Further reading
5
On the nature of the limiting types of binary compound
5.1
Nonmetallic compounds
5.2
Salt-like compounds
5.3
Metallic compounds
5.4
Limiting types of chemical bond
Further reading
6
Types of formula
6.1
Empirical formulae
6.2
Molecular formulae
6.3
Structural formulae
6.4
Geometrical formulae
7
Classification of elements according to the electrochemical series
7.1
Electrical and chemical series
7.2
The electrochemical series
7.3
Electronegativity
7.4
Polar numbers
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